Tone upgrade!

[soldersqueeze]

For anyone who hasn't seen this, here's an easy, great value tone upgrade for any of your builds.

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Bogner9v

[jimilee]

Uh....a 9volt tone battery? That's  sweet! Now I need that cable that makes my bass sound like its running through 16 hartke cabinets and I'm arena bound!!!

[Jean-Rock]

Hehe...

What about this one http://www.long-mcquade.com/products/9190/

[soldersqueeze]

Uh....a 9volt tone battery? That's  sweet! Now I need that cable that makes my bass sound like its running through 16 hartke cabinets and I'm arena bound!!!

Got you covered!! http://www.monstercable.com/productdisplay.asp?pin=2308

Man, this tone thing is easy peasy

[pryde]

"This 9v battery delivers wide dynamic range and fast attack to your pedal" 

I can't fuggin believe all the time and money wasted building and modding pedals when all I needed was this goddamn battery the whole time.

[ThePastRecedes]

Sorry guys but this is the true tone upgrade.



No joke they make these...

[billstein]

"The battery fueling your pedals can be just as critical as choosing the right pick or set of strings. That's why Bogner has decided to unleash this powerful 9v battery on the public."

This isn't just a battery folks, this bad boy has been unleashed onto the public. That's scary stuff!

[spaceboss]

Sorry guys but this is the true tone upgrade.



No joke they make these...

See that I would buy. 

That is some beautiful graphic design...

The Bogner on the other hand makes me almost feel sorry for folks that allow themselves to self-victimize themselves into paying $$$ for a freaking battery.

[icecycle66]

I get my tone two for a dollar at Big Lots.

[midwayfair]

Different battery compositions sound different. The Super Heavy Duty batteries aren't just regular alkaline batteries. This is not a joke, even though the wording of the Bogner ad is clearly so far over the top it came back around and crawled up someone's intestines and was vomited through their mouth at the meeting that produced that ad copy.

Not that there's any real reason to use batteries these days.